danilr
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It was my very first run and bashing at my new Arrma Talion 2014. They just blowed.
Is it normal, lol? Should I buy a couple of dozens in advance?
Is it normal, lol? Should I buy a couple of dozens in advance?
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Did you have a good look at them before running, and checked to make sure they were completely glued all the way around before you started? Tires come unglued pretty easily, and if you run with even a little section open, the ballooning will pull them off the wheel pretty fast. The bead in the third picture looks pretty intact so I'm guessing they were not completely sealed, and the force just pulled them away until they tore. I always check the inside and outside around the whole bead surface, after each run.It's model 2014, but who knows when it was produced.
Did you have a good look at them before running, and checked to make sure they were completely glued all the way around before you started? Tires come unglued pretty easily, and if you run with even a little section open, the ballooning will pull them off the wheel pretty fast. The bead in the third picture looks pretty intact so I'm guessing they were not completely sealed, and the force just pulled them away until they tore. I always check the inside and outside around the whole bead surface, after each run.
Imo those tires aren’t that great anyway. Get the newer version talion tires on there, they are killer on just about everything. Sorry about your disappointing first run. Even new tires will blow up if you do sustained donuts, try to self right out too many backflips...
Looks like there’s a pair of the tires like you have for $20 on eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/Arrma-1-8-...AOSwFANc3CPw:sc:FedExHomeDelivery!19468!US!-1 if you can’t swing the $50-60 for the newer model https://www.ebay.com/itm/Arrma-Tali...374375&hash=item1a7c894772:g:9mQAAOSwEZtc5hEI.
Keep us posted on how you like it, love the look of that truggy.
Unfortunately, I didn't check: didn't know about such a good practice, thank you!
I'd like to buy a new more reliable version, but it's pretty hard to find it near me — I live in Thailand, the delivery cost from US is about $45-50 I'l continue research, I hope there are some warehouses in Asia.
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